And Admiral Yanala should know better than to comment on civilian affairs. It is not the place of the Caldari Navy to interfere in internal corporate matters -- she can have whatever opinions she likes, but as long as she wears the uniform she is to keep them to herself. She is an instrument of the CEP and the naval command structure, and should remember her place. Frankly, if there is anyone committing a crime here, it is her.

How much longer will our leaders sit idly by and allow this torture of our ideals to continue?

I have been waiting for five years for them to find their collective backbone -- how much longer must I wait before they will do what must be done? How many more of our Caldari brothers and sisters must die to preserve an illegal regime that is dragging our State to its doom?

Perhaps you have lost your empathy for those not lucky enough to benefit from capsuleer technology, but I have not.

It is time for someone to put Tibus Heth in the gibbet and show others who would follow in his wake what happens to would-be tyrants and warmongers who put their own aggrandizement over the good of the State.

Addendum: I'm curious as to how many would support the ideal that Intaki should be removed from the CEWPA legislation... Then again, I am even more curious as to how many would support the ideal that Luminaire be added...

It is entirely plausible that Federal black ops are behind the resignations and the incident involving Kaalakiota Corporation factory workers.

The Executor remains popular with working Caldari Citizens, and there is absolutely no reason for him to turn launchers on his own people.

None of this suggests that the Executor has lost his popularity with the ordinary people, as opposed to the whimsical support of rootless cosmopolitan capsuleers and high-level corporate executives who profited most when he united the State, reconquered our home world and struck blow after blow against the Federation.

Either that, or I'm able to look beyond the confines of my well-furnished pod. The recent events in the Caldari state are an example of unrest among a small, ultra-rich elite which feels that some of its privileges may be threatened. It is not a popular revolt against the Executor.

Khross-haan,

I agree entirely that the "armed uprising" suggested by Ms. Luftschreck and other capsuleers is not the Caldari way. The Amarr Empire has the divine right, the Gallente have mob rule and the state has Corporate Law. Differences of opinion and differing interests involving the megacorps and the CPD must be resolved by and within the confines of the law.

For this reason, I find the anti-Provist "rebelliousness" that is put on display by some capsuleers extremely irritating. We are Caldari! We do not write petitions or wave banners when we want to get something done. We sue the other party in a court of corporate law!

As a humble exchange pilot in the service of the Praetoria Imperialis Excubitoris, it is not for me to say how these issues should be resolved, nor is it the business of other Caldari capsuleers.

I would like to remind you that the Fact the Federation is attacking you is your own damn fault and how you should keep in mind your part in this whole mess, but I suspect you know this already and, as stated, are simply saying what won't get you smacked over the back of your head by your fellow provist thugs.

Freedom of Speech - you just have to love being reminded of how great it is, when you see clear examples of people who don't have it.

My, aren't you arrogant? Thinking yourself so important as to be able to tell someone that they're not "a true Caldari" because they disagree with your worldview.

If you feel so strongly about this, perhaps you should turn your attention to Executor Heth. He and his loyal forces seem to be putting both at risk right about now.